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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
perNnnnls and Rriers.

Congressman O'Ferral was in the city
yesterday.
Many members of the Legislature went
to Old Point yesterday.
There Will be a battqliOn drill mt the
Armory tomorrow night.
Miss Constance SPOTS. who has been in
New York for the last six months, is at
home again.
Miss Mackey, Of Cltskill. y. Y, il visit
ing Mrs. John y. Gordon, No. 500 north
Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Looney, OF Memphis,
Tenn, are visiting Mr.. l.. l.. Lewis, west
Franklin street.
Miss Lou Winston, 81 Louisa county. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hill, No. 3065
west Grace street
Miss Gertic Christian, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Sol. Cutchns, left for Wash
ington on wednesday last.
Mr.. George II. Kendall. president Of the
Kendall Bank-Note Company, OF New York,
and wife are at the Exchange.
Miss Annie Staples, formerly OF this city,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John \. Gordon,
No. 500 north Twelfth street.
A very interesting time Is expected at
The meeting Of Richmond COmmandery,
Knights Templars, tomorrow night.
The anniversary Of all the Episcopal
Sunday schools in the city VIII be held this
afternoon 1T II. Paurs church at 4:30
O'Clock.
Commencing to-day, the Chesapeake and
Ohio route will resume the sale OF SUNDAY
Exclusion Tickets between Richmond and
Ola Point.
Miss Lizzie Buchanan. daughter Of Hon.
John l.. Buchanan, is on a brief visit 10
Richmond. the guest Of Mrs. Bennett, east
Clay street.
DR.. Joseph White will deliver 4 pleasing
and instructive lecture on "The Eve" be-
fore the McGill Catholic Union next Thurs
day evening, 18th instant, in Cathedral
ball, at s O'Clock.
At a late meeting OF the Board Of Diree-
tors Of the Magdalene Asylum Dr. Edward
Robinson. north Sixth street, was APP
pointed surgeon aud physician Of this in
stitution, in place OF Dr. Wexford. re-
SJgned.
Friend,hip Lodge, No. 10, ]. .. q. f.,
will hold a meeting Tuesday night to dts
cuss the adyi'abillty Of so changing its law
as TO require procession OF the lodge, in.
stead OF 4 committee, on the occasion OF
the burial OF deceased brother.
Iir Frank Lyon distinguished himself
on the birthday "run" Of Captain II. ;.
Owen. Of the Capital Bicycle Club. The
most hazardous riding was undertaken, and
Mr.. Lyon came out second TO win. Rob-
ertsOn, OF Cabin Johns Bridge fame.
Scyenty.fiyc riders undertook to follow the
leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Presentation TO Alexander Delaney.


Yesterday afternoon our well-knOwn and
respected citizen, Alexander Deianey, WAS
presented by the employees OF the Tanner
| n Delaney Engine Company with very
handsome gold watch and chain; also, a
beauiifully-iramed testimonial with the
names OF all the subscribers written there
on. The occasion Of the presentation was
on account OF Mr.. Delaney retiring from
any official connection with the company.
MIR. Delaney has been the SuperiB-
tendent OF the works since theic inception,
and is now retiring TO 20 into business
Oh his own account. The employees, hear
ING OF MIR. Delaney'S intention, thought tia
Gttiug opportunity TO show him i'm some
substantial form the feelings they bore hun.
After VOTk Mr.. Delaney was invited TO the
carpenter shop. where the presentation
took place.
The meeting was opened by Mr.. W.
Simpkin, engineer Of the company. who in
few choice and happy remarks explained
The cause OF the gathering. The pre-
sentatiOn was made by Mr.. j. De-
vine, and his words were listened 10
with much attention, his speech, though
short. was to the point a. he told Mr.. De-
laney OF the esteem and regard in which he
wss held by the employees who had been 80
long connected with him. The watcI,
which j. u beautiful specimen OF the jewell
Ter, art, was handed to Mr.. Delaney 10y
Mr.. James Sherry and the testimonial by
Mr.. James Johnston. both Ct whom have
been long connected with Mr.. Delaney.
A letter was read from Colonel W. J..
Tanner, late president Of the company, re-
GREETING his in ability 10 attend.
After the presentation Of the watch and
testimonial a beautiful basket Of choice
flowers was presented on behalf OF the
Office force.
Mr.. Delaney replied in few feeling re-
marks, thanking those present for their
kindness and assuring them that they
would ever hold place in his heart.
The solids and fluids were afterwards
discussed, neat set.out hayin: been pro-
Nldcd-thankS to the assistance Of Pre,i-
dent Trigg-by Mr.. W. c. AmmOns, who
Knows how to cater 10 the inner
man. Mr. Humphrey Calder, in
very humorous speech, then proposed the
health OF Mr.. Delaney, which was drunk
with great enthusiasm. Mr.. Delaney re-
sponded, again expressing his feelings az
these touching remarks, and proposed the
health OF President Trigg, coupling with
it the hope OF a prosperous future for the
Tanner & Delaney Engine Company.
Mr.. 1Iigg responded to this toast in his
usual happy manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
TIE Vir.inia Historical SOcietv

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Historical Society was held
N the rooms Of the society, in the West
mOreland clubhouse, last evening. Pres
ent: Messrs. Cabell lin the chair, OFT,
Cottrel, Brock, and Barksdae.
Gifts OF books 10 the society were re-
ported. A letter was read from j. Fletcher
Williams, Esq, secretary of the Minnesota
Historical Society, 81. Paul, Mimi, stating
that "a woman residing IN TINS state has
in her possession what she asserts is the
enrolled document, on parchment, OF the
Ordinance OF Secession adopted by the
State OF Virginia, with the autographs Of
members, dc. ! have not seen il, but an-
other gentleman has examined it, aud as.
sures me that i. is bOpd:tde document.
The woman is the widow OF a soldier who
found the parchment somewhere in VIr-
ginia. Some Of OCr members were pro-
posing 10 purchase it, but others say il
Tiphtfully belongs TO The Virginia HistOri-
csl Society. III belongs 20 the state OF
Virginia., and we Will waive our right TO
il in your favor II you thinE 1t j, genuine,
and YOU care for H."
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the society: j. b. Gilmore,
Esq, Waco, Texas; William Campbell
Preston, Esq, Kansas City, No.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Frank Hancock (coloredl. disorderly con.
duet In the street. Fined 81.
John Walker (colored), drunk and disor-
derry. Fined 81 and costs.
Mary Judah (eolored), charged with va
grancy. Committed In default OF security.
Maggie Mahood (colored), a disrcputaole
character, was fined s. ana costs for using
improper language on the street.
Sylvia Lesry and Thomas Dean Doth
coloredl, charged with misdemeanor.
Discharged.
Sarah Walker (eolorcd). charged with
stealing $40 from Fin Roper. The ease
was continued til Tuesday next.
james kl1s, drunk. Fined 81 and costs.
II. w. Els0m, threatening TO beat Martha
Riddle. Fined $40 and costs.
Martha Riddle lcoIored), abusing and
usipg Insulting language to II. w. Eisom.
Dismissed.
Isaac Reed lcolored), abusing Fannie
Perkins On the public street. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
PICKETT'S DIVISION.
a General Meeting OF the Associa-
ton TO be Called.

The Executive Committee Of the Pickett
Division Association held IT, iull meeting
(unlcss another one be called by the presi.
dent cf the association) at the Armory last
night. Present: MessTs. ClODtOn. Reeve,
Philips, Dcanc. Addison, Ia iaferro, Cen
eTal Ttrry, and Secretary Charles I. Loehr
Major Charles Pickett. OF Norfolk. was
present by special invitation, and two or
tbrceoi the comrades Of this city were in
attendance.
A large number Of letters were read
showing the interest felt in the proposed
reunion and the disappointment iell that
the Trip 10 Gettysburg had for good real
sons 10 he abandoned both here and up
North. \ committee at Roanoke wrote
suggesting that they would be plalsel to
have the inscriptions on the proposed
monument altered 80 as 10 place the name
OF DedI born'S brigade OF artillery over the
battalions. The letter was referred t.
The Monument COmmittce. The commit.
tee evidently favored The change Sug.
vested. Several other change, will have 10
be made in the Inscriptions, a. the m0nu.
ment will not be placed az Getty Sburg, "a.
proposed, when the inscriptions were
adopted, hut IN IlD.igwrUd. The letter
Il O.
published h lhr LISJ cfch Il Fridly, in
Wiling thc division 80 Gettysburg
- their eu,s,- va. read. and Seq
rdaIy Loear directed 10 reply TO
1t appropriately. he committee did
not feel authorized to accept the invita-
lion, o. they consider that their functions
have ceased, u they have decided not to
hold q TcdnlOu ut Gettysburg. for the ar
IA nj 81 a. nj
There was considerable amount OF talk
about The reanion, and it was agreed by
all, including Major Pickett, speaking for
The survivors OF Norfolk and Portsmouth,
end General 1aliMerTo, for those uf
Farmyile, where he has recently
been on a visit, that under no circum-
stances shall a monument be erected at
Gettysburg uOw or at any future time un.
less Il can be placed where General Armis-
tead fell. IL was unanimously decided TO
bold a general meeting. and General Terry
was requested TO call one. He designated
Wednesday night. June lst, at o'clock,
and Murphy's Hotel as the time and place
for holding the meeting, and II is hOped
there will be large attendance.
The following, offered by General Tall-
icrro, was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That this committee recon-
mend TO the Association Of Pickett's DiyI-
sion that The monument heretofore pro-
posed TO be erected at Gettysburg be
erected over the grave OF General Pickett
in Hollywood, with proper inscriptions to
ms memory, and also 10 commemorate the
deeds OF the heroic dead OF our division.
General TahlieIrO was directed 10 20
ahead with his collecting committees. All
Of the committees will report TO the gene
raj meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
nASCuEs,ER NEWS NOTES.
Personal aud other Items from
Over the River.

Mr.. George w. Toby, who at its recent
session in Alexandria was reelected granu
keeper OF wampum OF the Great Councii
~. the Improved order OF Red Men, was
member OF the Elliott Grays, and u
prominent Pythian and member OF other
orders.
ECO. Angel & Co. are going to establish
batbing-bouse on the wator-line below
Duplop & McCance's mill, near the swim
mirg.ground. All the lumber is ready,
ADD The house will be commenced on Mon
d9y.
Rev. William T.. Evans will preach at the
Fifth. Street Methodist church tonight, At
which time members will be received.
Mr.. j. V. Cogbill, who Is one OF the
candidates for Commonwealth attorney
OF Chesterfield, was In the city yesterday.
lie Is hopeful OF election.
The meeting for men held under the au-
spices Of the Railroad Young Mems Chris
tiln Association will be he'd at the Filth
Street Methodist Episcopal church at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. This will be
"testimODy and praise service" and will
be exceedingly interesting. All men are
invited.
The May term OF the Hastings Court
begins tomorrow. The only case OF inte'
rest to be tried is that OF Rhodes Anderson
(colored). charged with assaulting his wife.
He was fnedand placed under bonds in the
Mayors Court. and took an appeal. lie
was tiled at the last term OF the Hastings
Court and the jury was unable TO agree.
"The Children's Day" appointed by the
last General Conference will be celebrated
at Central church at IL o'clock this morn
ing by appropriate exercises singing, re-
citations, &c, by the children. and an adj.
dress bv the pastor. The public is invited
10 attend, and will Tad the exercises in.
terestIng.
This afternoon Is the time for regular
meeting Of the Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church. but as the Sunday-ScnOOl
Association meets to-day il has been post
pOned until next Sunday.
A party OF ladies' and gentlemen from
Richmond had pic-mc at MaiOr Walkers
"Glcn" yesterday. The day was a de-
lightful one, and n most pleasant time
was spent 1T this lovely place.
Miss Lillian Harris. OF Louisa county, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Swift, OF this city.
John Henry Richardson aiidS John An.
thOuy, Thomas shelton alias B)sher, and
John Thomas (all cOlOred) were before The
May Or's Court Yesterday morning, charged
with stealing the money-drawer and con-
rents from the grocery store OF John Smith.
This was the robbery reported in yester-
days Dispatch. They were sent to jail for
ninety days.
Three smaller and less hardened crimi-
mails were charged with stealing iron from
The Richmond and Danyile Railroad Com
pany. They were whipped IN court 10y
their mothers.
Mr.. II. A. Maurice. superintendent OF
schools, has returned from Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

gone there with an honest purpose to
bring about settlement OF this question,
and, as lar az 7 am concerned, will MOI
favor being hurried upon so importan. a
measure, and nothing will induce me TO
vote for any resolution by direct or indi-
rect declarations 70 amend the Constitu.
ton Of this State 10 bring about repudia-
ton OF tic our hands 30 as 10 prevent us
from making any future settlement"
Mr.. STUBS SPEAKS.
when Mr.. wiokham took his seat Mr..
Stubs, another member Of the commits
sion. said
al do not know whether the Senator
from Hanover (Mr. Wickbam) included me
or excluded me when he said some men,
bers went there with an honest purpose to
bring about settlement OF this question.
IL he embraces me In his statement, | &C.
cept that remark. II he does not embrace
me, want II understood that went upon
that commission for the purpose OF BRING
ing about a settlement that can be met by
the revenues OF the State and be endorsed
by the people Of Virginia at the polls. |
will take such settlement that the people
will accept
Mr.. Wickham: I do not regard Tn at
"some, at least" excluded any OF them.
But II the gentleman comes here and intro.
duces resolution which virtually GETS
Mr.. Stubs Unterrupting): Why don't
the Senator say that this committee went
there for an honorable purposel
Mr.. Causey; Because he did not know II.
Mr.. Wickh1m: have not asserted that
any went there FOR any other than an hon.
orable purpose.
MIR. S,ubbs: | am going to stand there az
longss there's any chance for settlement.
anu VIII say 10 che peoDle OF Virginis that
no stone shall be lefI nnturbch 10 bring
about settlement which is in the power Of
the State Of Virginia TO pay.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Mr.. Gordon opposed the resolution as an
entirctv. lie was willing to remain here
all summer at his own expense II settle
ment could be effected.
Mr.. Causey discussed the matter briefly
as t. the record Of the two parties on the
debt question. and advocated the resolu-
ton as amended.
The vote on The resolution resulted by a
rising volc-ayes. II; noes. II.
MIR. Rhea then moved that his amend
ment be passed by and made the special
and continuing order for Monday at lls
O'Clock.
Agreed TO.
DEATH OF JUDGE WOODS.
The death Of Justice Woods, OF the
United states Supreme Court, was much
discussed last night in connection with The
debt. The mos; important Virginia cases
were decided apalnst uS hy that tribunal
by vote OF five 10 four, aud Justice
Woods was one OF the five. His successor.
it is thought, will be appointed from the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The nouitEer., Annivcrsarr.

The twenty-eighth anniversary OF thC
Richmond HOUitzers will be celebrated Al
Providence Forge on the 31th instant.
These retinlons OF the H0witzcrs ore al.
ways very pleasant, and this one will pro
baby not be an exception. The entertain.
mont is in the hands Of committee oil
which Lieutenant Bosher Is chairman. and
hich IS divided into the following stand
ing committees: lnWtaioDs-Sergeant II.
NJ. Starke aud j. W. East. Refreshments
Sergcants w. G. Ammons and Il. d. Austin.
Amusemcnls-R X. r. Cole, Il. l.. Me,ds, and
f. W. kelium. Transportation Sergeant
{. W. Maciarlane, George ID. Place, and }.
l.. CIeeTy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Mozart Tomorrow Evening.

Orchestra. =. Tenor solo. VIII o. the
Wisp,' (Cherry,) Mr.. Thomas 5. Watts, OF
Baltimore. Md. 3. Piano duo, ELarghetto
and Finale" Second Symphony, (Beetho-
ven.) Professor q. A. IIass and Mi.s Cora
Wallace. 4. "Reverie," (Yieuxtemps,)
Orchestra. ). Tenor solo, "They All Love
jack" (Adams,) Mr.. Thomas 5. Watts. O.
Grand duo, violin and piano. " Les Hugue-
nois," (rhaberg and de Beriot,) Messrs.
Kossnich and Reinhardt. :. Potpourri,
"Seute Won Heute,"' (Zikof,) Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Don't wait

TIL they are gone, or YOU VIII regret not
purchasing pair Of those lovely Beaded
Bow Opera Slippers at 15c. 10 puzz.es
every one 10 know why they are so cheap.
Then We have oxford Ties, Button and
Opera Slippers, all shapes, from 81 TO g.;
Pa,ent.LCather Tip High and Low Shoes
for ladies'; wonderful Cali Shoes for gen.
tlemen, twenty styles, at g 30. our Trunk
ans Satchel Department is heavily stocked.
II you are out buyiDg Footwear or Trunks
and Satchcls. come to our store, for our
prices will astOnish you.
JACOB MAY & son,
fG7 Brold street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
THE utkado" Thursday Might.

The opera OF "Tbe Mikado," which was
20 successfully produced under the dire.
ton Of Professor Intropidi before the Mo-
zirt Association on the 9th instant, viii be
repeated at the Academy Thursday night,
with the same cast, chorus, and appoint
mcnis a. before.
A full rehearsal will I've held Tuesday
night AT the Academy at 8 O'Clock. Ooly
members OF the troupe and escorts Of the
ladies VIII be admitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The southern pres, Association

The Southern Press Association viii
hold its annual meeting here on Wcdnes-
day next. The sessions win be held In the
rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Be
tween twenty-five aud thirty members are
expected. some OF whom viii be accom-
panied by their ladies. They viii all stop
at the Exchange Hotel. A banquet Will
be given at the Westmorelaad Club on
Wednesday night. On Thursday morning
special car, attended by the officers Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

The DeDrIco County Court was in ses-
sion for short while yesterday consider
ing evil business aud adjourned over until
Tuesday, when Judge Minor will take final
action on the matter IN connection with the
Cemetery road. The land. as stated IN toe
Dispatch OF yesterday, has been con-
deDnod, and Judge Minor deferred action
on the report Of the commissioners until
Tuesday, so as TO allow any person not sat
isfed with the price fixed on his property
TO except to the report. The county has
10 make a title 10 the land along the route
Of the road TO the United States Govern
ment as condition precedent to the re-
ceipt Of the $4,000 appropriated by Con.
gress 10 make the road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Last nieht the Council Street Committee
did not have meeting, falling 10 get a
quorum. This Will necessitate the city
hands waiting so get their mouths wages
until the committee can be again called to-
gtihtr.
Two meetings Of the Committee on james.
River improvement have been called this
month. but on both occasions there were
insufficient numbers OF member, present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
veterans Excursion TO Boston.

The United Veterans at their last meet
ing decided to defer their excursion to Bos.
ton until September next. The entire
arrangements were left to the following
committee, TO whom all citizens can apply
who contemplate Joining in the excursion !:
John :. D0dson, Frederick Habliston. John
W. Gillian, William Snellings, u. Keenan,,
n. II. Fox. Robert Northen, j. j. ii.
Brewer, and + J. RELY. The committee
will meet Monday night at s p. NJ. at the
American Hotel for consultation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Dirs,'iery burned.

CHICAGO, May IA spark from switch
engine at Hammond, Ind. to-day set fire
to a large distilery Of W. \. StowIe d Co..,
which was destroyed, and with it went the
extensive butterine.fsctory belonging to
Stowle, and Williams Brothers lumber
yard. The loss to StOwle il $4,000; insu-
rance, $4,000. Williams loss is $4,000:
insurance unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Y. M. &. A.

There will be a meeting Tor men only in
The rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. corner Fourth ald Franklin,
this afternoon at 3:45 O'clock. led by Mr..
Life Of Maynard Young Man" Music
by Mr.. NJ. l.. Willis. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all young men, and espe-
cially 10 strangers in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

81. admission 10 the Central Asylum. but
room there could not be made ior MIN ana 10,
consequently he had 10 DC retained 70 Ia,I;
Ills ipsanity was oil a hoInlc,ual ana suicidal
TYNE. and he eeHcrilly refused food. lie
died from hamilton.
for the death OF toe accused was W w Az
,ached 10 the officers OF the JAIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

II you want white teeth, use Dowden's
Dental Fluid. All druggists. Price 30
cents. II. NJ. SHgILD & Co.,
Fifth and Marshall streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Newport News and Mississippl.Valie la, ,,,
road, and attached 10 the S:46 tram, r VI,
take The association on an excursion 70 vi"
Point or Norfolk. Returning, they wiz
reach this city al O O'Clock that aftefnoon.
On Friday on excursion, attended by lne
officers Of the Richmond and AllegnaDy
railroad, will be made TO the Natura'
Drf1OQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
TEMprs F'uGrr

~ THE RUSH OF A Br~lNE,- ,... .,.
OURS TIME FLIES Bl WITH u,HH..
LIKE RAPDITY We REMARK TH, r.
CAUSE EVERY SUNDAY 80 uitE >0g..
THING OF INTEEEsTTo SAL ro ItHl>-
AND GUARDIANS or BOYS. Aspua.f ..
ISSUNDAY.WHHEIT D0F,Ni ,NVu.r
THAN FoRTY-EIGHT HOUR, ,Nre m,
DAY ONE WEEK AGO wE N.~I Y..
TINE, HOWEVER. To DRAW Yoratr..
TON TO THE GREATNALJE~ rOHsn...
II OUR BOYS CLOTHING pWNWN>
TOMORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Read Strause Brothers advertisement IN
tO-day's Dispatch carefully: then start
straight for their new building, No. 400
Main street, on Monday morning, where
the Greatest Bargain sale ever advertised
takes place. Come and bring your friends.
Surprises innumerable await you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Find loads OF goods for this week in
every department OF Strause Brothers
great Main.Street Bazaar. The special auc-
ton and iob-lot purchases viii be offered
to the public 81 less than half actual value.
Remember Strause Brothers Grand sale
Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
To Subscribers Richmond Teic-
phone Exchange.

Please add The following names and num-
bers TO your lists:
col. Bruce, r. ;.
612. Wood. w. ;. Il Son.
Gl5. Lewis. William & TO.
6l7. Harbaugh & Bowle,.
6lS. VIE, John :.
Go. Hackett. q. y.
600. Starke, T. }. Il Son.
Cpl. Williams, Thomas {. d Go.
Tbenew catalogues are being distributed.
II you do not receive one please let IL
know. X. l.. WEST,
Assistant Manlger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The Gal,ero.mi,Is C,sc

Argument on the admission OF an upset
bid IN the Gallego-Mills case was not heard
yesterday in the Cbancery Court. as coun.
sci had not finished taking depoation,.
The point will be argued Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
To the Lsdie. Of R,chm.,-

sr,Ici yo an %o'Ild 10 'nre q ge,,lnyno.
sr ,,'I ar anu choiee from Ly f,r,,e' ,e p''i
a n',a, oe't selected stack In Inc ' ~, hrge't
must 90 to strause Bro,he,', ." , cry you
wn'en axe. place IN Monday co ,'eat Sale.
~ - ~ , O'Clock. They gulraniss u, ce,ll'os'ng
70 run from y 10 IS per crat h e'iI p''ee'
Of any other house. I'VE D''o" lho.e
Read their ad,eHl.emes,
column. 'A anJ'her